Quote:Shallow cross coming later. Here's a deeper one from the GB game. 

 

Watch the near sideline. That's amukamara on Cobb.  (notice Gipson looking at Cyprien in confusion pre-snap) 

 

Ramsey is blitzing, so they are man short and Cyp/Gip need to work out their assignments.  However when Cobb crosses the hash, #21 let's him go and there's no one to cover him because Cyp/Gip cover the SAME guy instead. Just one example of the amount of fail going on with this scheme. 

 

Randall Cobb. All by himself allowed to make a bobbling catch with no one near enough to contest it. 

 

 

This isn't a scheme problem...it's a personnel (or coaching problem). From what I can see, you have the two LBs playing underneath zone. The rest play man with Cyp supposed to be the deep safety in a cover1 look. Cyp abandons his zone to chase after the receiver and leaves the middle wide-open.

 

If Cyp stays, its covered.

 

EDIT: actually watching it again, this isn't accurate either since Prince lets his receiver go (and is therefore not in true man). 

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